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The medical device industry operates at the intersection of precision, innovation, and compliance. Given the critical nature of its work—designing and manufacturing devices that directly impact patient care—it’s no surprise that experience and qualifications are often the top priorities when hiring. However, focusing solely on technical credentials can lead to costly missteps if cultural fit is overlooked.

The **MedTech Breakthrough Awards 2024** spotlighted exceptional innovators in the healthcare technology space. This year’s winners include companies that are not only leading the field in technology but are also driven by teams dedicated to transforming healthcare. Here’s a closer look at some of the outstanding companies and their award-winning solutions:

In the fast-paced biotech and medtech industries, time management is crucial for success. Whether you’re managing teams, overseeing projects, or navigating regulatory frameworks, staying on top of your schedule can be a challenge. Here are 10 practical tips to help managers make the most of their time:

In this Q&A blog we discuss how to launch a successful Medtech Consultancy with Yashaswini Founder of PatwardhanMed Consulting. With 14+ years of experience, Yasha understands that there is no one-size-fits-all approach to reducing complexity and redundancy in both Risk Management and QMS processes, as well as strategies for maintaining regulatory compliance.

As the use of health apps continues to grow, regulatory experts in the Medical Device, In Vitro Diagnostics (IVD), and Biotech industries are facing new challenges. Health apps are transforming the way patients manage their health, and many of these apps are now considered medical devices, especially those that diagnose, treat, or monitor health conditions. For professionals who are already familiar with medical device regulations but may be new to the world of health apps, understanding the regulatory requirements is crucial.

The rapid growth of wearable medical devices has revolutionized healthcare by enabling continuous monitoring and real-time data collection. From heart rate monitors to glucose sensors, these devices provide invaluable insights that can improve patient outcomes. However, as with any medical product, wearable devices must meet strict regulatory standards before they can be marketed and used. Understanding these regulations is crucial for any company looking to enter this exciting but complex space.